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University of Florida & Shands Reproductive Medicine at Springhill |
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| Located in Gainesville Florida University of Florida Shands Reproductive Medicine at Springhill provides assisted reproductive technology services to people who want to have a child This center is a little smaller than average; in 2011 about 46 cycles were conducted here on women under 35 | |
| University of Florida Shands Reproductive Medicine at Springhill does not have a smart rating because they did not report enough cycles for each category that we measure when computing the smart rating Clinics must perform at least 20 cycles for each of the three categories:Total number of cycles Percent transfers with live births Percent births with multiple infants | |
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| Some clinics try to maximize their success rate of live births by transferring a lot of embryos into a patient hoping this will increase the chance of pregnancy and result in a higher percentage of live births However this also increases the chance that multiple embryos will implant and the patient will have twins triplets or more Some clinics might have a very high live birth rate but if that is accompanied by a high multiple infant birth rate you may not want to choose that clinic | |
| Number of Cycles ages lt;35 | 46 |
| Percent Transfers with Live Births age lt;35 | 41.9 |
| Live Births with Multiple Infants age lt;35 | 5 / 18 |
| IVF Rate | 100% |
| GIFT | 0% |
| ZIFT | 0% |
| Combination | 0% |
| With ICSI | 59% |
| With eSET | 4% |
| Used PGD | 3% |
| Used Gestational Carrier | 3% |
| Unstimulated | 0% |
| More than one reproductive issue can afflict a couple who wants to conceive Female causes and male causes tend to be equally responsible for infertility but while female factors can be broken down into ovulatory dysfunction tubal factor etc all male factor infertility causes stem from problems with the semen | |
| Ovulatory Dysfunction | 13% |
| Uterine Factor | 0% |
| Tubal Factor | 13% |
| Diminished Ovarian Reserve | 24% |
| Endometriosis | 33% |
| Male Factor | 40% |
| Other Factor | 13% |
| Unknown Factor | 2% |
| Phone | (352) 265-6200 |
| Website | University of Florida & Shands Reproductive Medicine at Springhill - Gainesville, Florida (ufhealth.org) |
| Address | 4037 NW 86 Terrace Gainesville, Florida 32606 |
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